叶片衰老数据库 v5.0:促进植物衰老研究的综合资料库。

IF 4.7 2区 生物学 Q1 BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Journal of Molecular Biology Pub Date : 2024-09-01 DOI:10.1016/j.jmb.2024.168530
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通过广泛的文献调查,我们升级了叶片衰老数据库(LSD v5.0;https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/lsd/),这是一个全面的衰老相关基因(SAGs)及其相应突变体的辑录库。自 2010 年建立以来,LSD 频繁更新,以囊括叶片衰老研究的最新进展,其当前版本包括来自 148 个物种的 31,740 个 SAGs 和 1,209 个突变体的高质量集合,这些集合基于可靠的实验证据进行人工搜索,并根据它们在叶片衰老中的功能进一步分类。此外,LSD 还通过人工和计算方法对 SAGs 进行了细致的整理,大大丰富了 SAGs 的全面注释。此外,该数据库还配备了用户友好型网络界面,方便用户进行文本查询、BLAST 搜索以及下载 SAG 序列进行本地化分析。用户可以轻松浏览数据库,获取大量信息,包括文献参考、突变体、表型、多组学数据、miRNA 相互作用、其他植物中的同源物以及与各种数据库的交叉链接。总之,LSD 的升级版是迄今为止最全面、信息量最大的植物衰老相关数据库,收录了最多的 SAGs,因此在植物衰老相关的广泛研究中大有用武之地。
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Leaf Senescence Database v5.0: A Comprehensive Repository for Facilitating Plant Senescence Research

Through an extensive literature survey, we have upgraded the Leaf Senescence Database (LSD v5.0; https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/lsd/), a curated repository of comprehensive senescence-associated genes (SAGs) and their corresponding mutants. Since its inception in 2010, LSD undergoes frequent updates to encompass the latest advances in leaf senescence research and its current version comprises a high-quality collection of 31,740 SAGs and 1,209 mutants from 148 species, which were manually searched based on robust experimental evidence and further categorized according to their functions in leaf senescence. Furthermore, LSD was greatly enriched with comprehensive annotations for the SAGs through meticulous curation using both manual and computational methods. In addition, it was equipped with user-friendly web interfaces that facilitate text queries, BLAST searches, and convenient download of SAG sequences for localized analysis. Users can effortlessly navigate the database to access a plethora of information, including literature references, mutants, phenotypes, multi-omics data, miRNA interactions, homologs in other plants, and cross-links to various databases. Taken together, the upgraded version of LSD stands as the most comprehensive and informative plant senescence-related database to date, incorporating the largest collection of SAGs and thus bearing great utility for a wide range of studies related to plant senescence.

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Journal of Molecular Biology
Journal of Molecular Biology 生物-生化与分子生物学
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